Terry,
Just in case... Do consider DecoderPro; it'll make your job much easier.
There are no CVs to memorize; just click and go. If your command system
supports it, you can even tweak the sound on the track so that you get
immediate feedback. I've done that with my two engines, to get them to
playback at about the same volume, without being annoyingly loud on my
small layout.
For more info, see:
http://pmrr.org/Articles/DCC/Programming.htm
- Peter.
On 01/23/2012 2:56 pm, sscalechooch wrote:
The other task was working on my Tsumani sound decoders. I was tired of the
loud noises, found an article on tweaking CVs in January 2009 NMRA magazine,
and after downloading the spreadsheets prepared by Bob Collett (NMRA OpSig
member) I became engrossed in CVs. Still learning many details, but following
his lead, I got 2 engines sounding much better. I will probably end up calling
Soundtraxx to get some insight on motor control CVs
"S"till enjoying S
Terry Dillon
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